Review: Sensations, Explosions, Challenges – Fitness & Dance-Fever in Vienna (AUT)-Moovuz!

Review: Sensations, Explosions, Challenges – Fitness & Dance-Fever in Vienna (AUT)

von moov1 , vor 5 months

Vienna, March 6th, 2010. Fitness & Dance Mania 2010.

Question: What’s the purpose of a „Joker“ in a Step-Lesson? Correct answer: To have fun! And that’s how you do it: Use a Step-Turn as a Joker in your choreography and surprise your students in every single round. It keeps your choreography varied and interesting – even if it’s only two sets. The Brazilian Gil Lopes showed in his Step-Explosion how to do it and the crowd definitely liked it.

But that was not the only highlight that day, the presenters prepared „sensations“, „explosions“ and “challenges“ for the participants: Nenad Jevtic started the convention with a Step Sensation and the smooth aerobic moves of Fernando Lima doing his Salsa Robic brought some Brazilian salsa rhythms to Vienna.

Daniel Bata with his Step-Challenge took care, that the lunch was immediately transformed to energy, again. And then some rumors made the round about a Spanish guy called Fernando Miranda being a “secret weapon”. Well, not all that wrong, I must admit: Don’t underestimate Fernando! The average guy from across the street made the crowd sweat with his Step made in Spain and his Latino Aerobic.

Further Top-Presenters from Austria and abroad like Andre Wright, Bobb Griffith, Virginia Chevalier, Nadja Lieder and Arno Plass made the Fitness & Dance Mania 2010 a successful event. „I definitely need a good long hot shower now“, some exhausted but pleased girl said in the locker room. Consent everywhere.

Organizer and presenter Daniel Bata, head of Training Academy: „I am very happy how everything turned out today: Two Thumbs up!“... Hopefully that means: To be continued...

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